I've heard this is what an agent's life is like. What do you think?
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Showing posts with label video. Show all posts
Showing posts with label video. Show all posts
Saturday, February 28, 2009
Monday, January 19, 2009
The Book of Names by D. Barkley Briggs
It's time for the Christian Science Fiction Fantasy tour for January. I love being introduced to new books, new authors, new series. It seems that most of the fantasy novels coming out in Christian circles are aimed at a Young Adult audience, and this month's pick, A Book of Names, is not the exception.
In this article, debut author D. Barkley Briggs talks about what draws him to fantasy:
He goes into greater detail of what he means in a follow-up post.
The Book of Names thrums of the author's dedication to exploring those fantasy connections while never once bopping the reader on the head and saying: "This is what I want you to get."
Here's a brief introduction to the novel:
Here's what other bloggers are saying: Sally Apokedak, Brandon Barr, Keanan Brand, Rachel Briard, Frank Creed, Amy Cruson, CSFF Blog Tour, Stacey Dale, D. G. D. Davidson, Shane Deal, Jeff Draper, April Erwin, Karina Fabian, Andrea Graham, Todd Michael Greene, Timothy Hicks, Joleen Howell, Jason Isbell, Cris Jesse, Jason Joyner, Carol Keen, Magma, Rebecca LuElla Miller, Mirtika, Eve Nielsen, Nissa, Steve Rice, Crista Richey, Alice M. Roelke, Chawna Schroeder, James Somers, Rachel Starr Thomson, Steve Trower, Speculative Faith, Jason Waguespac, Phyllis Wheeler, Timothy Wise

This is the power of speculative fiction. This is the power of fantasy: to capture the mind, to both focus and liberate the emotional, imaginative faculties, to form real and symbolic connections, to viscerally associate yourself with a magical, desirable, grand-scaled life.
He goes into greater detail of what he means in a follow-up post.
The Book of Names thrums of the author's dedication to exploring those fantasy connections while never once bopping the reader on the head and saying: "This is what I want you to get."
Here's a brief introduction to the novel:
Here's what other bloggers are saying: Sally Apokedak, Brandon Barr, Keanan Brand, Rachel Briard, Frank Creed, Amy Cruson, CSFF Blog Tour, Stacey Dale, D. G. D. Davidson, Shane Deal, Jeff Draper, April Erwin, Karina Fabian, Andrea Graham, Todd Michael Greene, Timothy Hicks, Joleen Howell, Jason Isbell, Cris Jesse, Jason Joyner, Carol Keen, Magma, Rebecca LuElla Miller, Mirtika, Eve Nielsen, Nissa, Steve Rice, Crista Richey, Alice M. Roelke, Chawna Schroeder, James Somers, Rachel Starr Thomson, Steve Trower, Speculative Faith, Jason Waguespac, Phyllis Wheeler, Timothy Wise
Tuesday, January 06, 2009
Saturday, November 22, 2008
Thursday, September 25, 2008
Sailing
I thought I'd share some of the research I've done today. Yes, there are sailing ships in Tempest!
Tuesday, September 02, 2008
You are worth the time--youtube
When you need to remember why the urge to create *art* (in whatever form you define art!) drives you so much, and when you wonder if you should take the time to feed that longing, watch this (about 7 minutes):
Tuesday, July 22, 2008
Had to share!
What do YOU think of all the fonts out there? College Humor decided to let us know what goes on at a Font Conference.
Thursday, May 29, 2008
Marketing Novels
In case you wanted to know how to promote your new novel, should any of us be so lucky--here is the latest wisdom out there.
Oh, did I forget to mention you shouldn't be eating or drinking while watching this? I found this over at Pub Rants.
Oh, did I forget to mention you shouldn't be eating or drinking while watching this? I found this over at Pub Rants.
Wednesday, June 27, 2007
Learning to YouTube!
Here's a teensy clip of Dragon's Mouth Spring in Yellowstone:
This is the first time I ever used my camera to produce a video clip!
And the second. Geysers lend themselves to it. I wish now I'd used the feature more!
This is the first time I ever used my camera to produce a video clip!
And the second. Geysers lend themselves to it. I wish now I'd used the feature more!
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